Clinical Specialties - Revision history

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	Obviously, it is important for the specialty of [[Toxicology]] to have a nuanced and thorough understanding of [[Psychedelics]] and related compounds and their effects.		Obviously, it is important for the specialty of [[Toxicology]] to have a nuanced and thorough understanding of [[Psychedelics]] and related compounds and their effects.

	However, it is likely that nearly all clinicians are encountering and will encounter patients (as well as colleagues, administrators, family members, and perhaps themselves) who are experiencing Emergent Phenomena and their [[Emergent Effects]]. Examples may be someone who feels they are having a "Heart Chakra Opening" whose family is concerned they might be having a myocardial infarction (heart attack) and thus convince them to seek care by [[Cardiology]], or a woman who has a powerful and profoundly perspective-shifting experience she describes as "spiritual" and "energetic" while giving birth in the presence of [[Obstetrics]]. [[Emergent Modalities]], such as [[Psychedelics]] and [[Meditation]], are increasingly being considered for end of life care and terminal illnesses, and [[Near Death Experiences (NDEs)]], for example, are increasingly being recognized as potentially having profound impacts on patients and families, impacting [[Oncology]] and [[Hematology]], [[Palliative Care]], [[Critical Care Medicine]], [[Geriatric Medicine]].		However, it is likely that nearly all clinicians are encountering and will encounter patients (as well as colleagues, administrators, family members, and perhaps themselves) who are experiencing Emergent Phenomena and their [[Emergent Effects]]. Examples may be someone who feels they are having a "Heart Chakra Opening" whose family is concerned they might be having a myocardial infarction (heart attack) and thus convince them to seek care by [[Cardiology]], or a woman who has a powerful and profoundly perspective-shifting experience she describes as "spiritual" and "energetic" while giving birth in the presence of [[Obstetrics]]. [[Emergent Modalities]], such as [[Psychedelics]] and [[Meditation]], are increasingly being considered for end of life care and terminal illnesses, and [[Synthesis:Death-related experiences\|Near Death Experiences (NDEs)]], for example, are increasingly being recognized as potentially having profound impacts on patients and families, impacting [[Oncology]] and [[Hematology]], [[Palliative Care]], [[Critical Care Medicine]], [[Geriatric Medicine]].

	Emergent Phenomena and Emergent Modalities can also directly impact [[Pain Management]], [[Anesthesiology]], and [[Addiction Medicine]].		Emergent Phenomena and Emergent Modalities can also directly impact [[Pain Management]], [[Anesthesiology]], and [[Addiction Medicine]].

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	One of the ways that one may relate to the information of EmergeWiki is through the lens of clinical specialties, be they at the level of physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or other provider, such as physical or occupational therapist, psychiatric screener, etc.		One of the ways that one may relate to the information of EmergeWiki is through the lens of clinical specialties, be they at the level of physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or other provider, such as physical or occupational therapist, psychiatric screener, etc.

	Obviously, the major clinical specialties that one may think of as being the most related to [[Emergent Phenomena]] are [[Psychiatry]], [[Psychology]], and [[Clinical Social Work]], as well as [[Emergency Medicine]] and [[Neurology]], and, of course, the general practice traditions of [[Internal Medicine]], [[Pediatrics]] and [[Family Medicine\|Family Practice]]. Some of the muscle spasms, "[[Energy blockages]]", and the like that are routinely reported may cause people to seek care by those who practice [[Physiatry aka Physical Medicine and Rehab (PM&R)]], as well as related practitioners of [[Physical Therapy]] and [[Bodywork]].		Obviously, the major clinical specialties that one may think of as being the most related to [[Emergent Phenomena]] are [[Psychiatry]], [[Psychology (discipline)\|Psychology]], and [[Clinical Social Work]], as well as [[Emergency Medicine]] and [[Neurology]], and, of course, the general practice traditions of [[Internal Medicine]], [[Pediatrics]] and [[Family Medicine\|Family Practice]]. Some of the muscle spasms, "[[Energy blockages]]", and the like that are routinely reported may cause people to seek care by those who practice [[Physiatry aka Physical Medicine and Rehab (PM&R)]], as well as related practitioners of [[Physical Therapy]] and [[Bodywork]].

	Obviously, it is important for the specialty of [[Toxicology]] to have a nuanced and thorough understanding of [[Psychedelics]] and related compounds and their effects.		Obviously, it is important for the specialty of [[Toxicology]] to have a nuanced and thorough understanding of [[Psychedelics]] and related compounds and their effects.

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	In short, it is important that all of the clinical branches have a level of understanding of [[Emergent Phenomena]] and [[Emergent Modalities]] that is at the level of detail and competence expected by someone with their medical license, training, and level of responsibility to promote good clinical outcomes.		In short, it is important that all of the clinical branches have a level of understanding of [[Emergent Phenomena]] and [[Emergent Modalities]] that is at the level of detail and competence expected by someone with their medical license, training, and level of responsibility to promote good clinical outcomes.

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	In short, it is important that all of the clinical branches have a level of understanding of [[Emergent Phenomena]] and [[Emergent Modalities]] that is at the level of detail and competence expected by someone with their medical license, training, and level of responsibility to promote good clinical outcomes.		In short, it is important that all of the clinical branches have a level of understanding of [[Emergent Phenomena]] and [[Emergent Modalities]] that is at the level of detail and competence expected by someone with their medical license, training, and level of responsibility to promote good clinical outcomes.

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One of the ways that one may relate to the information of EmergeWiki is through the lens of clinical specialties, be they at the level of physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or other provider, such as physical or occupational therapist, psychiatric screener, etc.

Obviously, the major clinical specialties that one may think of as being the most related to [[Emergent Phenomena]] are [[Psychiatry]], [[Psychology]], and [[Clinical Social Work]], as well as [[Emergency Medicine]] and [[Neurology]], and, of course, the general practice traditions of [[Internal Medicine]], [[Pediatrics]] and [[Family Medicine|Family Practice]]. Some of the muscle spasms, "[[Energy blockages]]", and the like that are routinely reported may cause people to seek care by those who practice [[Physiatry aka Physical Medicine and Rehab (PM&R)]], as well as related practitioners of [[Physical Therapy]] and [[Bodywork]].

Obviously, it is important for the specialty of [[Toxicology]] to have a nuanced and thorough understanding of [[Psychedelics]] and related compounds and their effects.

However, it is likely that nearly all clinicians are encountering and will encounter patients (as well as colleagues, administrators, family members, and perhaps themselves) who are experiencing Emergent Phenomena and their [[Emergent Effects]]. Examples may be someone who feels they are having a "Heart Chakra Opening" whose family is concerned they might be having a myocardial infarction (heart attack) and thus convince them to seek care by [[Cardiology]], or a woman who has a powerful and profoundly perspective-shifting experience she describes as "spiritual" and "energetic" while giving birth in the presence of [[Obstetrics]]. [[Emergent Modalities]], such as [[Psychedelics]] and [[Meditation]], are increasingly being considered for end of life care and terminal illnesses, and [[Near Death Experiences (NDEs)]], for example, are increasingly being recognized as potentially having profound impacts on patients and families, impacting [[Oncology]] and [[Hematology]], [[Palliative Care]], [[Critical Care Medicine]], [[Geriatric Medicine]].

Emergent Phenomena and Emergent Modalities can also directly impact [[Pain Management]], [[Anesthesiology]], and [[Addiction Medicine]].

The [[Visual phenomena]] that can arise directly impact [[Ophthalmology]]. [[Arousal phenomena]] are important for [[Sleep Medicine]].

There is data to suggest that these effects might have implications for [[Immunology]], [[Rheumatology]], [[Endocrinology]], [[Infectious Disease]], [[Gastroenterology]], [[Gynecology]] and [[Urology]].

In short, it is important that all of the clinical branches have a level of understanding of [[Emergent Phenomena]] and [[Emergent Modalities]] that is at the level of detail and competence expected by someone with their medical license, training, and level of responsibility to promote good clinical outcomes.